just_another_person @ just_another_person @lemmy.world

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No. Not even close.

https://www.arthritisresearch.ca/sun-exposure-medications-and-rheumatoid-arthritis/

https://www.gov.uk/drug-safety-update/methotrexate-advise-patients-to-take-precautions-in-the-sun-to-avoid-photosensitivity-reactions

https://www.drugs.com/sfx/leflunomide-side-effects.html

https://www.drugs.com/sfx/sulfasalazine-side-effects.html

These are the top 3 drugs immediately prescribed to any patients that are thought to need immunotherapy. MS, RA, PA...etc. Everything from Lupus to Alopecia. These drugs increase cancer risk of any soft tissue type by 200% at a minimum individually, and more so for dermal types by sun exposure.

The irony is in prescribing such drugs and then having a study that says the thing that will accelerate your cancer risk may be beneficial.

Doxycycline is taken by a large portion of the human population, and I believe the worst they may expect is less melanin production. They'll get a sunburn faster than expected.

No, it's specific to classes of drugs that are prescribed to autoimmune patients because they work by embedding themselves in the renal system for long termeasueed release. It's not a general think for most medications at all.

The drugs every autoimmune patient are given for the most part have very specific warnings about staying out of the sun. That's the irony.

I'm confused about this conversation. Are you the idiot here, or do you think I am?

Your AI generated article doesn't have any actual information, doesn't deal with MITM attacks, and has zero context about how anything it mentions could be used to attack what we're discussing here.

Unless you have a quantum responder in the chain, there isn't a currently known way to fake an exchange of keys to infiltrate secure channels secured by keys.

Not only would this destroy the currently existing Internet, you'd be seeing floods of information exfilateates for sale on the black market.

Not only have you not contributed to this conversation, you've proven to be absolutely ignorant about the topic, and you are awarded no points.

God have mercy on your soul.

Riiiight. First time I'm hearing of network traffic being faked. You must be blowing the lid off of something HUGE here 😂

Untrue. Many Zero-Trust platforms out there that give you the tools to confirm when you are in fact e2e encrypted. They publish their docs, open source their tools, and give verification tools to check.

Well this is certainly shocking since most of the drugs given to autoimmune patients are in classes that raise cancer risks by multitudes, and prohibit patients from exposure to direct sunlight. Same with chemo patients.

Sure as hell wouldn't trust it unless they publish their trust system docs and verification tools.

You'd be better off getting a sub-$300 phone or tablet because this will cost way more than that easily, and without a battery, this is going to be a really shitty user experience.

The performance of a cheap mobile device will also be vastly better than a Pi device of any kind.

Almost always heat or memory if time-based issues show up in gaming. Check your free memory and temps before playing, then when issues start happening.

This is very confusing...

So you didn't have access to your network...why?

Were you just away for some reason? Get a proper VPN going, or put a Tailscale endpoint on your network somewhere. Done.

If you don't want another dependency, just get familiar with the provisioning tools of whatever distro you intend to use (Fedora Kickstart, for example), and learn how to quickly provision custom scripted thing with cloud-init when you provision something.

Hate to break it to you, but you're intending to work in Rust or Go, immutable distros are the wrong place to be unless they center on that. Switch to something else that doesn't have hurdles.

Well it's the 37Signals team (if you're familiar at all). They make good stuff. It's good to consider supporting any team who makes anything regardless of what you go with, so keep it in mind.

Asking for $10 across a large group families to cover the cost is easy to do.

Somebody else will provide the tools to workaround this in no time. Keep wasting our fucking time and money by not understanding technology, world government figures.

I believe the undertone you're asking for here is "...and FREE", but let me point you in a slightly different direction. Campfire

Pay once, and own it forever. They give you the code so you can host it yourself. Does everything you're asking for, and can be easily extended to provide SMS if you know how to code (they may include an already existing interface for that, but haven't looked through the code in a long time).

It's not FOSS (as in free), but it's fully open-source, you can self-host however you want, and it's a pretty tidy UI/UX experience.

A god damn master.

Came here to ask this same question. SteamOS is now available for these devices, but there are other more widely used distros I'd pick over Manjaro.

Wha??

First project is dead.

Second is more of a payment processor than anything.